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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 7065000, member: 397965"]
You will probably get more feedback, if you use the free hand converter and share a converted hand history. An unconverted hand history is really difficult to read, and a crucial information like the pot size on each street is lacking. But ok I will give it a try anyway:

Preflop
Standard defend. You could mix in a 3-bet jam from time to time, if the original raiser is someone, who folds a lot to 3-bets.

Flop
Seem fine to call here. You could check-raise, but the 70% VPIP likely dont fold much, and stacks are kind of awkward, since any raise more or less commit you to the pot.

Turn
My assumption on the flop was, that this is likely not an opponent, we want to try to bluff, so why do it now? Yes you picked up a flushdraw, and this also gives you a relevant blocker. But if you actually turned a flush, would you not check to him again or go for a small lead to make your hand look weaker? This overbet donk jam looks very try hard, so there is a risk, he might get curious and lock you up even with something as weak as a top pair type of hand. Instead I would check and make a decision based mainly on his sizing, if he bet again. If he bomb the turn, its probably just a fold, since none of your outs are to the nuts, and you could be drawing completely dead already.
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